Happy Friday! Fashion Friday!! I'm a girl who loves her fashion. I love how fashion and paper crafting have so much in common and I love highlighting their connection on my Fashion Friday Posts. This stunning colorful blossom card on a dark black background is one that will light up the lives of all who see it. See this fun and easy tutorial on creating a pop of color on a dark background in paper crafting. Like and Share this with your family and friends.
Create this colorful card with:
Bloom with Hope Hostess stamp set (wood 133949/clear 133952)
Basic Black card stock (121045)
Cherry Cobbler card stock (119685)
Cherry Cobbler Blendabilites Markers (130995)
Daffodil Delight Blendabilities Markers (130998)
Old Olive Blendabilites Markers (130999)
Embossing Buddy (103083)
Versa Mark ink pad (102283)
White Stampin' Emboss Powder (109132)
Heat Tool (129053)
** SHOP 24/7 with me while Earning BONUS Frequent Buyer Points!! If you enjoy this project and want to have some fun crafting with me, CLICK HERE and RSVP ASAP for my Upcoming Classes!! Most classes are FREE with a qualified purchase!!
BOOK Your OWN Private Class that will Highlight the card styles or techniques you are interested in! With my designing cards for YOU, Book a FUN Gathering of family and friends to create! From fun Holiday Cards to Celebrations... YOU will earn ALL of the Hostess Benefits on ALL of the Purchases - perfect for stocking up to make holiday cards!!
A stunning 50's dress that I'd so wear!! I could so see this as a dancing dress... to a fun fiesta or margarita party... or just because it's so pretty! See why it inspired this hand-crafted card.
This technique is surprisingly easy and fun. I'm delighted when I use this technique as the colors really POP and wow.
~ Prepare the surface of the Basic Black card stock (cut to 4"x 5-1/4") by rubbing the surface of the card stock with the Embossing Buddy.
~ Stamp this stunning collection of nature and sentiment from the Bloom with Hope Hostess Exclusive stamp set using the Versa Mark ink pad.
~ Cover with the White Stampin' Embossing Powder.
~ Heat Set with the Heat Tool and BAM - you have a stunning image of white flowers and leaves.
~This would be great for a Chalkboard like look to a card... but take it up a notch with our Blendablilties Markers.
STUNNING COLOR!! I feel like that cute kid from the Despicable Me movie - lol. I love color and how this looks!! Take a class with me and play with cool colorful paper-crafting techniques like this! Leaving dashes of white will allow the colors to pop and highlight on this hand-colored card.
See how the Colors POP when you lay it on the Cherry Cobbler card base and that color really pops!
I LOVE our Blendabilites Markers! CLICK HERE to see a collection of projects using this coloring system. See this Ombre Video Coloring Technique with the Blendablities Markers - it is the technique I used in coloring this hand-crafted card.
I hope that you enjoyed this Video Tutorial. Don't forget to Sign Up and Follow my Gettin' Crafty Stampin' YouTube Channel.
Up close you can see the loose coloring - it's on a Black background so if you mis-color and color off of the lines - no one will see it!
I love how the Cherry Cobbler and Daffodil Delight with the Old Olive are all ideally paired for a great look. I love how our card stocks, inks, markers, accessories and more are all coordinated to match and make your projects look amazing.
What do you think?? Please Share Me and This with a Pin, Email, Facebook post, Tweet.. and Join Me with a follow on these avenues like Pinterest and YouTube, Instagram, Exclusive Mailing List and it's many rewards!! and Foursquare! Get even MORE Gettin' Crafty Stampin' with our
Create and send a WOW card full of bold colors using this cool technique. No matter where you find your inspiration, from fashion to nature, try something new and wow with your style. I hope that this fun Fashion Friday blesses you and makes you smile, like it does me. Find fun inspiration and CREATE!! A hand-stamped card is a great way to deliver smiles.
No comments:
Post a Comment